HP announced the Z210 Workstation, which is available in convertible mini-tower (CMT) or highly compact small form factor (SFF) options for space-constrained environments. The new models replace the ...

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The HP ZBook X G1i is a 16-inch mobile workstation with Pro-level Nvidia discrete graphics, plenty of storage and memory, and a powerful CPU to chew through data analysis or AI tasks. It's the kind of ...

The HP Z2 Mini G5 Workstation (starts at $1,289) delivers exactly what it says on the tin. This diminutive desktop offers all the power of a larger workstation, complete with the features and ports ...

Scheduled for release in September starting at $3,300, the HP Z VR Backpack G1 Workstation is aimed at the commercial market, with high-performance components including an Intel Core i7 CPU and Nvidia ...

Workstation computers are strange beasts: it's rare that someone more used to a traditional laptop or desktop will need them, or indeed, will be able to justify the extra expense. But for those who ...

The HP Z840 ($10,044 as tested) is a high-end workstation desktop made for hypercritical engineering and scientific tasks on projects that could potentially affect thousands, if not millions, of ...

HP’s experience with PCs is put to good use in the Z230. It’s cleanly and logically designed, available in a large number of desktop and workstation configurations, and carries a three-year warranty.

The HP Z2 Mini G5 Workstation (starts at $1,289) delivers exactly what it says on the tin. This diminutive desktop offers all the power of a larger workstation, complete with the features and ports ...

Putting serious computing power into a mini desktop PC isn't easy. Why? Desktop-class CPUs, graphics chips, and other components count on the support of large cooling fans and heat sinks that simply ...